Method1. Slice chorizos, and then cut each slice in half. Fry until golden and then drain oil. Set aside.2. Heat a few tablespoons of oil in a deep fry pan on high heat (I actually believe woks are best). Fry for a few minutes the eschellots (cut in halves, then sliced lengthwise). Then add several handfuls of arborio rice, marjorum and garlic. Constantly stir until arborio rice turns while, and some grains start to brown.3. Add white wine and stir constantly until sizzling settles – then turn heat down to medium-high (enough to be able keep mixture boiling, even when adding small amounts of liquid.4. Add a small amount of chicken stock, and continue to stir. At this point, keep stiring (the main thing is to avoid residue clinging to pan and also to ensure that all rice is folded into liquid). The rice should quickly start absorbing the stock. When it gets a bit gluggy or dry, add more stock. 5. Repeat process until rice is half cooked – add chopped chorizos. Repeat adding liquid. You should run out of stock – replace with water.6. When rice is three-quarters cooked, add fennel. Repeat stirring/adding liquid process.7. When the rice is very near ready and the liquid is reducing to a point where there is only a small amount of runny liquid, add spinach and keep stirring. The spinach will wilt quickly.8. Turn heat off and add parmesan cheese. Stir the mixture until the cheese is completely mixed with the rice.9. Serve on plates and drizzle with a small amount of quality olive oil.